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With Proxy Season Under Way, Companies Facing Increased Shareholder Scrutiny (Especially in Europe)

April marks the ramp-up of proxy season, when corporate top brass face-off with shareholders trying to instill changes.

Boston Marathon Bombing Victims Are Proof That Terrorism Definition Is Different When It Comes Insurance Coverage

When it comes to insurance, for a bombing to be certified as an act of "terrorism," it has to meet a formal definition agreed upon by the secretaries of treasury and state and the attorney general.

John Kerry On Marathon Explosions: 'Boston Is Not Going To Be Intimidated By This' [VIDEO]

The secretary of state made an emotional statement Wednesday while speaking about the Boston Marathon bombings.

Paul Kevin Curtis Arrested In Connection With Ricin Letters Sent To Obama

Paul Kevin Curtis of Tupelo, Miss., was arrested Wednesday in connection to ricin-laced letters sent to President Obama and a Mississippi senator.

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Margaret Thatcher, Iron Scientist: Chemist-Turned-PM Not Exactly Beloved By Research Community

The late prime minister was an Oxford-trained chemist, but her free-market views have not won her much love from the scientific community.

President Obama Talks Jay-Z And Beyonce: Reveals Whether He Knew About Controversial Trip To Cuba [VIDEO]

President Obama addresses Jay-Z and Beyonce and their controversial trip to Cuba earlier this month

Suspicious Letter Sent To President Obama May Have Contained Ricin; Suspect In Custody

The ricin-laced letters sent to President Obama and Sen. Wicker contain similarities, including the same phrase and the same signature.

IMF Warns UK Tightening Policies And US Political Gridlock Make New Recessions Possible And Put Global Economies At Risk

Recession remains a huge risk for large economies, according to new assessments by the IMF.

Ball Bearings, Nails And Pressure Cookers: Contents Of The Boston Marathon Bombs [PHOTOS]

Investigators said the bombs used in the attack at the Boston Marathon Monday were made from pressure cookers filled with metal, nails and ball bearings.

Reid To Vote For Assault Weapons Ban Amendment

The Senate majority leader, who had opposed reinstating the 1994 assault weapons ban, says "I chose to vote my conscience" this time.

Obama Misses Hillary Clinton, Talks About Her Possible Run For President In 2016 [VIDEO]

President Obama spoke with Today's Savannah Guthrie in an exclusive interview and said he misses Hillary Clinton.

Student loans have reportedly soared in popularity over the past decade

Student Loans Surpass Auto Loan, Credit Cards And Home Equity To Become Second Largest Debt In US

Student loans have soared in popularity over the past decade, with the aggregate student loan balance reaching $966 billion at the end of 2012.

'I Don't Feel Safe In America,' Says Chinese Boston Bombing Witness

A Chinese student who witnessed the attack reacts on Chinese media.

Morgan Stanley Earnings Preview: Wall Street Expects Bank To Swing To A Profit

The nation's sixth-largest bank is expected to swing to a profit in the first quarter as equity underwriting increases.

LeAnn Rimes Denies Anorexia Rumors, ‘My Heart Was Breaking’

LeAnn Rimes denies that she has suffered from anorexia or another eating disorder in a new interview.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Rumored Specs Leaked For 8.0 and 10.1 Variants

Spec leaks for two variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 have surfaced, as well as specs for a Samsung tablet codenamed "Roma."

Venezuela’s President-Elect Maduro Accuses US Of Sparking Post-Election Violence; Seven Dead, Over 60 Injured In Violence

Chavez successor Maduro has accused the U.S. of sparking the violence that has erupted in Venezuela following his razor-thin win in Sunday's election.

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